Hello, dear readers! I hope you are all doing well and enjoying the summer. We have been very busy and productive in the last few days at the Pun-E-Farm, creating some amazing pyrography artworks on wood. For those who are not familiar with pyrography, it is the art of burning designs on wood using a heated tool. It is also known as wood burning or pokerwork.
Pyrography is a fascinating and rewarding craft that allows you to create beautiful and unique pieces of art. It is also a challenging and skillful technique that requires patience, precision, and creativity. In this blog post, I want to share with you some of LRC’s recent works, and how she created them. I hope you will find this post informative and inspiring.
Pun-E-Farm Recent Works
In the last few days, I have created five new portfolio posts featuring LRC’s pyrography artworks on wood. They are:
– **Pyrography Art of a Woman in front of a Window**. This is a portrait of a woman sitting in front of a window, looking outside with a thoughtful expression. LRC wanted to capture the mood and atmosphere of the scene, using different shades and textures of wood burning. LRC used a light-colored wood board as the base and burned the details with a fine-tip tool.
– **Pyrography Art of an Elephant in a Tribal Style**. This is an illustration of an elephant in a tribal style, with geometric patterns and symbols on its body. LRC wanted to create a contrast between the realistic shape of the elephant and the abstract design of the decoration. She used a dark-colored wood board as the base and burned the outline and the patterns with a medium-tip tool.
– **Pyrography Art of a Bird on a Branch with Flowers**. This is a depiction of a bird on a branch with flowers, in a realistic and detailed style. LRC wanted to show the beauty and elegance of nature, using fine lines and curves of wood burning. She used a medium-colored wood board as the base, and burned the bird, the branch, and the flowers with a fine-tip tool.
– **Pyrography Art of Two Giraffes with Touching Heads**. This is an image of two giraffes with touching heads, in a simple and cute style. LRC wanted to express the affection and bond between the animals, using smooth and soft strokes of wood burning. She used a light-colored wood board as the base and burned the giraffes’ bodies and spots with a medium-tip tool.
– **Fierce Tiger Pyrography on Wood Canvas Board**. This is a pyrography artwork of a tiger’s face, in a realistic and expressive style. LRC wanted to capture the power and majesty of the animal, using bold and sharp strokes of wood burning. She used a wood canvas board as the base, which has a smooth surface and allows for more detail and precision. LRC burned the tiger’s face with a fine-tip tool, creating contrast and texture with different shades of wood burning.
You can see these artworks at the Pun-E-Portfolio page [here]. It is all original and handmade by LRC, using high-quality materials and tools.
LRC says “I hope you like my new work as much as I do. It was very fun and challenging to create it”.
Pun-E-Farm Updated Works
In addition to LRC’s new works, I have also updated some of Pun-E’s previous portfolio posts featuring LRC’s pyrography artworks on wood. They are:
– **War Games: A Pyrographic Artwork on Wood by LRC**. This is a pyrography which depicts a person with long hair and a hat, riding a tank with and holding a doll. The artwork is inspired by the contrast between war and peace, and the role of humor and imagination in coping with reality. LRC wanted to create a sense of drama and tension, using different tones and textures of wood burning. She used a dark-colored wood board as the base and burned the tank and little girl with a fine-tip tool. I have updated this post with more photos and details of the artwork. You can see the updated post [here].
– **Pyrography Art: Fossil in a Tree**. This is a pyrography artwork of a fossilized octopus in a tree trunk, in a surreal and whimsical style. LRC wanted to create a contrast between the organic shape of the octopus and the rigid structure of the tree, using curved and straight lines of wood burning. She used a medium-colored wood board as the base and burned the octopus with a medium-tip tool. I have updated this post with more photos and details of the artwork. You can see the updated post [here].
– **Floral Beauty: A Pyrography and Colored Pencil Artwork on Wood**. This is a mixed media artwork of a flower bouquet, using pyrography and colored pencils on wood. LRC wanted to show the vibrancy and diversity of nature, using bright colors and fine details. She used a light-colored wood board as the base and burned the outline of the flowers with a fine-tip tool. Then she colored them with colored pencils, blending and shading them to create depth and dimension. I have updated this post with more photos and details of the artwork. You can see the updated post [here].
You can see these artworks on the Pun-E-Portfolio [here]. You can also purchase them at the Pun-E-Shop [here]. They are all original and handmade by LRC, using high-quality materials and tools.
Pun-E-Farm New Forms
Finally, I want to let you know that we have switched all our forms to use HubSpot for CRM. HubSpot is an online platform that helps us manage our contacts, leads, customers, and sales. It also integrates with Pun-E-Farm’s website, email, social media, and other tools that we use for our business. By using HubSpot, we can provide you with better service and communication, as well as more personalized offers and discounts.
If you want to contact us for any reason, such as requesting information, giving feedback, or placing an order, you can use one of our new forms [here]. You can also email us at info@pun-e-farm.com.
Thank you for your support and interest in LRC’s pyrography art. We appreciate it very much.
That’s all for now, dear readers. Stay tuned for more updates on our pyrography art journey.
Until next time,
LRC and the Handler
